Michelle and Therese's versions of St. Paul's story were considerably more detailed , but too long to post. Here are their illustrations, though.
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This one is Michelle's (Seventh Grade)
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Here's Theresa's (Fourth Grade)
And, by the way, Happy Sorta Nameday to Number One Son, Paul! Praying for you today!
1 comment:
Dear Michelle,
You are very artistic...I especially liked how you depicted Saul, stricken, but looking as if he is about to rise again as a new person.
Dear Theresa,
The long rays of the sun really relfect God's love extending eveywhere.
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